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Parts Of Cells.

parts of cells

QuestionAnswer
Prokaryotes simpler cells that do not have organelles or a nucleus
Robert Hook First person to see cells in 1665
Organs a group of tissues working together for a common purpose
Cytoplasm Jelly-Like fluid that organelles sit in
Golgi Complex processes, packages, and ships proteins
cells basic units of life. smalles living unit
unicellular organisms (like bacteria) that are only made of one cell
eukaryotes cells with a nucleus and organelles
organelles all of the parts of a cell
multicellular organisms with many cells
psuedopod blobby thing. controls moveements of amoebas.
centrioles structures that help cell during cell division
organism organ systems working together
cilia hair-like projections from a cell that help it move by pushing water around
lysosomes break down organelles, molecules, and intruders, with enzymes
nucleus "brain" of the cell. holds and controls nucleic acids
Cell Wall Strong layer of cellulose that gives plants extra structure and support. Not in animal cells
Anton van Leeuwenhoek first person to see living cells
organ systems a group of organs working together for a common purpose
ribosomes make proteins
vacuoles storage- holds water, minerals, and carbs
tissue common cells working together
chloroplasts help use sunlight to make food for the plant using photosynthesis
mitochondria "power house" helps take energy from glucose to use for the cell
Smooth ER makes lipids, no ribosomes on surface
Cell membrane thin layer around cell, helps to keep out bad things
Rough ER Has ribosomes on it, located near nucleus. transports newly made proteins
flagella long whip-like structures
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